BMW ISA savings account now at 6.7%
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Blimey, with a %age like that I thought it was a high income fund. How things change.
Minor caveats: no transfers in, reverts to eSaver ISA on 5th Sept 2008 (6.00%)
Surely a 'no-brainer' for anyone who hasn't invested in a mini-cash ISA yet this year.
Minor caveats: no transfers in, reverts to eSaver ISA on 5th Sept 2008 (6.00%)
Surely a 'no-brainer' for anyone who hasn't invested in a mini-cash ISA yet this year.
QUOTE(christh @ Jul 23 2007, 01:16 PM) 
Blimey, with a %age like that I thought it was a high income fund. How things change.
Minor caveats: no transfers in, reverts to eSaver ISA on 5th Sept 2008 (6.00%)
Surely a 'no-brainer' for anyone who hasn't invested in a mini-cash ISA yet this year.
Minor caveats: no transfers in, reverts to eSaver ISA on 5th Sept 2008 (6.00%)
Surely a 'no-brainer' for anyone who hasn't invested in a mini-cash ISA yet this year.
They kept that quiet. I had no idea BMW Finance offered products like that. I thought they just did loans for cars. Really annoying coz I just applied for my isa and the best I could find was 6.5%
QUOTE(Glenn @ Jul 23 2007, 05:13 PM)
They kept that quiet. I had no idea BMW Finance offered products like that. I thought they just did loans for cars. Really annoying coz I just applied for my isa and the best I could find was 6.5%
Does the BMW ISA charge an 'exit fee' for when you want to do better than 6% after a year?
Nope, it's a genuine offer. No fee I can see in the T&Cs.
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